Market Rebounds on Crop News as Copper Stocks Lead
New York Oct 13 The stock market rose sharply with broad participation led by copper shares despite Rio Tinto dividend cut. Government crop results showing larger than expected yields spurred optimism while cotton futures gained on spinner activity and export demand. Call money rose to 23-4 percent as cash needs grow with larger crops and bank treasury dealings.
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Rio Tinto Company
Avijent McCrea
Pennsylvania Ralroad
Interstate Commerce Ommission
Washington
McCrea
Aay
Rio Tintos Copper Company
Gub Treasury
Bank of England
New York Bond Market Report With Numerous 4s and 5s Listed
The New York bond market shows a broad list of listed issues across multiple rails and utilities, including American Tobacco 4s 63, Atlantic Coast Line 1st 48, Central Leather 4, Chesapeake and Ohio 4 and 44, Illinois Central 4, Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s, Pennsylvania 4s, Reading 4s, Southern Pacific 4s, and Southern Railway 4s, with various noncall and coupon details. Notable notes include Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 4s at 43, Colorado Midland 4s, and New York Central 4s in the stage of trading, reflecting a wide spread of 4s and 5s across railroad, electric, and utility sectors.
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New York
Amercan
American ‘Tobacco
American Tobacco
Armour
Chicago
Alten
Shicago
Burlington and Quincy
Picago
Kaine Miwaukee
St Paul
Hicago
Hock Ixland
Pacific
Rock Belantt
Pacific Ry
Olorads Industrial
Golorado Midland
Golorado
Southern Jet
Extelaware
Edson
Peaver
Rio Grande Saenver
Ile Grande Ref Sa
Distillers
Een
Illinois Central Letrat
Fagerborough Sterropaliean
Lscourt Lacie
Uri Pacific
New York Central
Tebeda
York
New Haven
Harti
Norfolk and Western Ist
Orfolx and
Western
Properu Pacific
oTtheth Pacific
Oregen
Pennsylvanie
Pennsylvania
Reading
T Louis
San Francisco
Lowa
Lous Southwestern
Loula Bourdweaters
Seaboard Ale
Uthern Pacinecot de Routhern Pacific
Thern Pacific Rrouthern Railway
Outhern Hallway
Entera Maryland
Loetinghouse Flectrit
Wincoun Central
Aus-Chalmers
Kansas City Southern
American Agricultural
Louisville
Nashville
Mackay Co
American Car and Foundry
Ste Minn
Gar and Foundry
Btm
National Biscait
National Lead
Ontario
Westernl
American Steel Foundrie
Norfolk and Western
American
Ace American
Northern Pacific Ip
Pacific Mall Saat
Anaconda Mining Co. AY
Pacifc Tel
Woof Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Athants Coast
Bethlshem Steel
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car
Btooklyn Rapid Transit
Fullman
Palace Car
Central Leather
Jets
Hallway Steel
Republic Steal
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Obl
Republic Steel
Joblengo and
Altonao
Rock Island Co
Chicago Great Wi
Chicago Great Western
St. L
San Fran
Chicago and
Northwestern
St. Louis
St. Louis Southwestern. 29% 13,709)Cal., ‘Mi
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gam
Cormin Producta
Tennessee Copperarg
Denver
Rio Grande
Delaware and Hudson
West
ZAO
Bt. I
Hilo Grande
Union Pacific
Distierk’ Securities
Goldfield Consolidat
United States Steel Pro
Great Northern Ptd
Utah Copper
Great Northern
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Linotg Central
Virginia-Carolina Chem. Wid
Interborough-Met
Wabash
Interborough-Mat
Bela Bo
Wabash Paey
Inter. Harvester
Western ‘Mary
Inter. Marine Ptt
Western Union
Wheeling and Lake
Iowa Central
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Chicago Board of Brokers
Fibbbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
Wall Street Grows Upbeat With Sixth Straight Advance
The New York market led by active issues for a sixth consecutive session rose through a buoyant day. Notable gains appeared in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Central Railroad of New Jersey and many preferreds and industrials. Rio Tinto cut semimonthly dividends and planned copper output curtailment. cotton crossed the 1 cent level with a rise to the recent high, while stock exchange seats changed hands at new high prices.
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Washington Post
New York
Met
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Buch
American Cotton
Brooklyn Union Gas
Denver
Rio Grande
International Harvester
International Pump
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Lackawanna Steel
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Wnatlonal
Pressed Steel
Toledo
Serporstigna
Rio Tinto
Wall Street
Market recap Shows demand in Washington stocks and bids
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange showed renewed interest with a strong demand for Washington Railway and Electric preferred stock at 83 four, with offerings absorbed. Washington Railway and Electric remained firm at 82 1/2 on 1,900 dollars in sales. Monotype rose to 58 on small lots after a 4 share sale, while Potomac Electric Consolidated 5s edged to 100 3/8.
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Tdl
Yraterday
Washington Stock Exchange
Washin Raiway
Jatter
Lanstor Monotype
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Electric Consolidated Ss
American National
Capital National Bank
Fireman
Wash. Ry
Elec
Ray
Potomac
P Wash
Washington Gas
Grovedawn Gas Art
Washington
Washington Gas Es
Baiver
Numbia Ry
Mort
Columbia Ry
Olttan
Electric Lex
Art Verson
Fotomna Potomac Jechrie Power Cong
Anget Ba
Pokamnae ‘Felonites Sa
Aod
Ator
Eong
Btearna Ae
Waington
Traction Co
Gotumbia
Lincoln
American Security
Uniot Conpany
United States
Savings Bank Snacks
Fome Savings Bank
Meoh
Bate Savings Bank Bata
Savings Bank
Provident Savings Bank
Eytees Columbia
Lesbington
Brocina
Emerso Stearn Pump Co
Hoaf Security Btorags Co
Waal Washington
New York stock market and bank news overview
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank sees ongoing sales of shares by a bank official in small lots, with about 75000 dollars expected to pass. Comptroller Murray delays bank examiner methods inquiry in Baltimore. Hann named to help organize a Washington credit bureau meeting October 19. Southern Railway reports record 1910 year with broader earnings and mileage. Local money market firm at 5.5 to 6 percent. WM&A Electric Railway shows rising business and profits in September, marking its strongest period.
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Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Samuel M. Hann
United States
Baltimore
Murray
Washington
The
Treasury
Southern Railway
Finley
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway
New York
London
Cleveland
Tron Wan
Foundry Northern
Southern
Chicago Grain market and treasury figures from Oct 18
Chicago market shows price drops across wheat corn and oats as mills consider shutdowns and cash wheat remains high. Separate treasury report lists daily receipts disbursements deficits and balances with gold silver and note outstanding issues alongside New York money and exchange rates.
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Chicago
Minnespolia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Kansas City
Liverpool
New York Grain and Boston Closing Prices Report
New York grain markets show mixed activity with wheat easing on heavy liquidation. Spot corn and oats remain easy with few transactions. December futures for wheat and corn drift modestly lower while exports are noted. Receipts and shipments figures are recorded for the date.
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New York
Duluth
Mepet Jowar
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago markets show steady tendency in cattle calves sheep hogs with receipts ranging into thousands. Prices listed include cattle around 4.76 to 5.05 per hundredweight and hogs from 8.30 to 9.00 for various grades. Post Want Ads are free in the classified section.
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New York
Lamba Lower
Chicago
Heaven
Texas
New York Cotton Market Hits New Highs on Demand
The New York cotton market reached season highs driven by Liverpool strength and bullish dry goods outlooks plus reports of urgent Southern demand. Prices closed steady with modest gains and early optimism for further gains from cooler Oklahoma Texas weather.
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New York
Liverpool
Apora
Caveri
Oklahoma
Texas
Owen. High
Lew. Ch
Sb.oe
Supreme Court Docket Includes Heinsze Knott and Traction Cases
Legal record from the United States Supreme Court lists assignments for October 1910, with cases heard before Justices Harlan White McKenna Holmes Day Lurton and Hughes. Dockets cover Heinsze Knott talbot Capital Traction Company and others, detailing motions, adjournments, and proceedings across DC and circuit courts.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice White
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Lurton
Justice Hughes
William J. Hand
Scranton
Kay Crocker
Boston
Mays
United States
Fritz Augustus Heinsze
John A. Knott
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Sanford B. Ladd
Knott
Circuit Court
Justica Anderson
Real Estate Transfers Documented on First Street Southeast
Real estate transfers list transactions on First Street Southeast between N and C rest-Edwerd 8. Bailey et al trustees convey to Thomas W. Smit the original lots 15 and 18 in estate 703 for 1486 dollars. North Columbia records show Thomas E. Jarpert ux to John J. Kelle lot 32 block La.
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First Street
N and
Edwerd
Bailey Et al
Trustees
Thomas W. Smit
North Columbia
Heiowti
Thomas E
Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Land Company
Nelle Bullard
Tennessee Avenue
Streete
Mary T. Ocheonreiter
Robert
Mery J .“Robertson
locuBurzen Park
Charles Connor
Harry J
Julia Boyd
William L. Browning
Com A Colladay
Square
Randle Highlands
George H. Schwarzmann
Richard MM. Green
Pout Pleasant
Albert A
Robert A Miller
Robert A. Miller
D. W. Rice
nouNr
Edward B. Hunter
Edythe W. Suffrins
Twenty-Seventh Street
Dumbarton
Williem
P. Crilinane
William EB. Edmonston
Lonie BR. Peak
Edward
McKnew
North
Columbia Heights
John FP. Kelle
Percy
H. Russell
Andrew D. Loffler
Thomas Y. Jarrell
Egg and Poultry Market Report with Price Listings
A wholesale style market summary shows eggs and poultry prices rising due to colder weather. Also listed are butter, cheese, meat, tobacco oil, sugar, coffee, vegetables and fruits with regional price ranges and unit measures across multiple states and markets.
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Bieher
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
York State
New
WDC
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
Bartlett
Damsons
Chestoute
Washington cattle market shows higher prices
Cattle market trends point to rising prices with active calf trade. Prices listed include bogs per cw, grass at 694, sheep per lb at 8 3 percent, lambs spring per lb 7 T, calves choles per Tb St4 10, and medium per lb 2gs, reflecting broader market strength.
Conference backs cotton bills guaranty plan in New York
American bankers with cotton interests and rail carriers urged a cotton bills guaranty company to validate bills at 6 to 7 cents per bale. No action taken yet, facing opposition from American cotton exporters. Plan seen as concession to European bankers, with Sir Edward H. Holden attending.
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Cotton Guaranty
New York
Edward H. Holden
London City and Midland Bank
Norfolk and Western Board Re elected at Roanoke Meeting
Roanoke Va Oct 13 annual meeting of stockholders of the Norfolk and Western Railroad was held at noon with about percent represented. The board of directors was reelected and authorized to acquire the Big Stony Railway Company property and arrange terminal facilities use with the Norfolk Terminal Railway. An increase of 50000 in common stock was approved and convertible bonds up to 350000000 authorized with reserved common stock for conversion.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Big Stony Railway Company
Norfolk Terminal Railway Company
List of Names in Historic Ledger or Notice
A dense roster of individuals including Br ran G Adams Walter A Brown James A Canill AL A Chapin W A H Church A G Clapham John H Clapp Myer Cohen J J Dartington A Bradley Devidaor Wm Hem James Hoos John A Johnston Midridge EH Jordan Rudolph Kauithand Ralph W Lee W A Mearns Jno L Newbold Clarence B Rhea Molliz Rinehart Robert B Roosevelt Cheries F Schneider NHS Shee Frederick C.
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Brran G. Adams
Walter A. Brown
James A. Canill
AL A. Chapin
W.A H. Church
A. G. Clapham
John H. Clapp
Myer Cohen
J. J. Dartington
A. Bradley Devidaor
Hem. James
Hoos
John A. Johnston
Midridge
EH. Jordan
Rudolph Kauithand
Ralph W. Lee
W. A. Mearns
Jno
L. Newbold
Clarence B. Rhea
Molliz Rinehart
Robert B. Roosevelt
Cheries F. Schneider
Nhs Shee
Frederick C
Property transfers list from Washington area including many deeds
A Washington area notice lists numerous property transfers and deeds of trust. Grants and conveyances cover Towns such as Grant Park and Connecticut Avenue Heights with multiple parcels in squares and lots and modest sums noted often as 10 dollars. Deeds of trust reference secure loan arrangements with Lauf terms and various holders.
Exequters Bond Center Officials and Agents Named
A brief item lists L L Perkins bonding center officers and agents with colors to bid, noting a row six reference. The fragment names multiple roles associated with a procurement or organizational activity. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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L.L. Perkins
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